A man was fatally beaten with his own golf clubs in a seemingly "random" attack at a Florida golf course, authorities said.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (WPEC) — A West Palm Beach murder suspect is accused of beating a man with a golf club and choking him on hole one of the golf course.

A witness said he heard the victim yelling "he's trying to kill me" while running away from Boucher, who was allegedly brandishing a golf club, according to a Palm Beach Gardens Police Department affidavit.

Florida golfer Brian Hiltebeitel died after being attacked by Junior Boucher at the Sandhill Crane Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens, police say.

Junior Boucher, 36, is accused of killing Brian Hiltebeitel, 65, formerly of Warminster, who died in the attack on Palm Beach County course.

The suspect unleashed a "random" attack on the victim, a 65-year-old man, using the victim's golf clubs, the police chief said.

Investigators say the man in custody hit Brian Hiltebeitel with a golf club and then choked him as they fought in a pond at Sandhill Crane Golf Club.

A violent altercation at a public golf course this week in Palm Beach Gardens left one man dead and another facing a first-degree murder charge. Investigators say Junior Boucher, 36, of The Acreage, killed

Junior Boucher has been charged with murder after authorities say he beat 65-year-old golfer Brian Hiltebeitel to death with his own clubs in what appears to be a random attack. WPTV’s Kayla McDermott reports.